The Fall 2021 edition of Columns is here

01/25/2022 

For so many SUNY Cortland alumni, no matter where they live or where their careers have taken them after graduation, this university is home.

Whether it was meeting a spouse, learning skills that led to enriching professional success or giving back to programs that support students and alumni alike, it’s clear that Red Dragons deeply care about Cortland. 

The latest edition of Columns explores that theme through stories of achievement, gratitude and lifelong Cortland pride.

We hope you enjoy these stories and reflect on your own. What makes Cortland home for you?

Read more in the online edition of Columns:

•  A lasting legacy: A Texas community is filled with homes inspired by an alum’s Cortland memories.
• A family tradition: A recent alumni wedding illustrates how Cortland couples often run in families.
• DeRancy surprised by Parks Alumni House honor: Generous friends surprise a key Parks Alumni House supporter with a rare honor.
• You name it: The Student Life Center has it all: The Student Life Center, the center of campus life, offers alumni naming opportunities.
• Alumni honors: Learn more about the newest distinguished alumni and outstanding volunteers.
• Lightning strikes twice: Derek Lalonde ’95, a coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning, wins his second NHL championship.
• The Emmy brothers: Between them, the Millstein brothers have eight Emmy Awards for producing sports coverage.
• Class Notes: Read about career and life updates from your friends and classmates.
• The 2020-21 Cortland College Foundation Annual Report: We thank all of the alumni and friends who have supported the university so generously in recent years.